GoodGeist

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we sit down with Hugo Straebler, Consulting Director at the DNS agency Sidièse, to explore what's trending and shifting for business leaders and sustainability professionals, as the conversation shifts from headline-grabbing commitments to concrete decisions that survive contact with reality. We get into their Sustainability Outlook 2027 report which reveals modest optimism, and a clear centre of gravity moving towards climate adaptation, water constraints, a...

Send us Fan Mail Walking. Possibly the most underrated climate action we can take on any random Wednesday. We sit down with Hana Sutch, co-founder and CEO of Go Jauntly, to talk about how a walking app can make sustainability feel doable, local and even fun. Hana shares her own late start with walking, from growing up without much connection to parks and green space to discovering the mental and physical lift of simply getting outside. That personal change becomes a design brief: build ...

Send us Fan Mail When a talented person holds back for years, it’s rarely because they can’t do the work. It’s because nobody ever showed them the unwritten rules, the real gateways. In this episode we’re joined by Lorna Fitzsimons, former Labour MP, entrepreneur, leadership adviser, and now co-founder and CEO of Project Ginger, to talk about human agency. We get into The Pipeline, the leadership development work Lorna co-founded to help women progress into senior roles, including ethnically...

Send us Fan Mail Have you stood over the bin holding a piece of packaging and wondered, “Where does this actually go?” Well here's your answer! In this episode we're talking to Noemi de Santis, co-founder of Junker and the driving force behind DNA Ambiente, to unpack how waste sorting breaks down when rules change from one municipality to the next and information is hard to find at the moment you need it. We talk about how they built Junker from a citizen-first point of view: scan a ba...

Send us Fan Mail Design is not a “nice to have” creative extra. It is a £136.7 billion part of the UK economy, it supports 2.27 million jobs, and it quietly shapes how we live, buy, travel, heat our homes and interact with public services. In this episode we sit down with Laura Casali, Head of Communications at the Design Council, to get behind the numbers and ask the bigger question: if everything that is not made by nature has been designed, what are we designing our way towards? We ...